Air Fryer Totino’s Pizza Stuffers –You may have seen the commercials for Totino’s Pizza Stuffers, but are you wondering what they taste like? If so, then this recipe is for you. I found a box of these at my local grocery store and decided to try them out in my air fryer. The results were terrific! Keep reading to find out how I made them.
I had to try Totino’s Pizza Stuffers in the air fryer, and it was delicious! The dough is so soft but crispy at the same time. It has a fantastic flavor that you can’t find anywhere else for sure!
This made a great snack for my teens, and my son saved one for lunch the next day. They’re amazing!
And the frozen pizza stuffers come out amazing, without any oil, and they are so good! The outside is crispy, while the inside is tender and delicious!
A Great Air Fryer Snack Option:
Frozen foods are a perfect fit for the air fryer. Whether you are living on your own or have a house full of people. And there is nothing more satisfying than coming home from work or school knowing that all of this cooking will be done by me without any help! To make your favorite frozen treats at home in just minutes with minimal cleaning up afterward, be sure to use your air fryer!
Making a batch of pizza stuffers in the air fryer was so much better than I remembered. The crispy dough and rich flavors were perfect this time around, and I’m sure my kids will never forget them. They were already talking about getting a new batch the next time we hit the grocery store.
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HOW TO MAKE TOTINO’S PIZZA STUFFERS IN AN AIR FRYER
Preheat the air fryer to 380 degrees F, air fryer setting. While this isn’t completely necessary, I find it helps the outside get perfectly crisped up.
Place the frozen Pizza Stuffers into the air fryer, spacing them apart, allowing the air to move around the basket freely.
Cook the pizza stuffers at 380 degrees F, air fryer setting, flipping them halfway for 8 to 12 minutes.
HOW LONG DO YOU PUT PIZZA STUFFERS IN THE AIR FRYER?
Depending on your air fryer, you will need about 8 to 12 minutes. Check to make sure that they are fully cooked before removing them from the air fryer.
SHOULD I USE OIL TO COOK AIR FRYER PIZZA STUFFERS?
No, you do not need any additional oil to make these. You can spray the tops of the pizza stuffers with cooking spray if you want them to become extra crispy. Otherwise, you will not need any oil.
Be careful not to use any aerosol cooking spray in your air fryer. Otherwise, the coating may come off. Invest in an EVO oil mister, and avoid Pam or any cooking spray with soy lecithin in your air fryer, which will ruin the coating over time.
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Air Fryer Totino’s Pizza Stuffers
- Prep Time: 5
- Cook Time: 12
- Total Time: 17
- Yield: 4 Servings 1x
- Category: Appetizer
- Method: Air Fryer
- Cuisine: American
Description
Totino’s Pizza Stuffers–you may have seen the commercials for Totino’s, but what does it taste like? If so, and you’re wondering how to make these fantastic little snacks at home in your kitchen with just a few simple ingredients, pick up some pizza stuffing bits from any grocery store!
Ingredients
1 package of frozen Pizza Stuffers
Instructions
- Preheat the air fryer to 380 degrees F, air fryer setting. While this isn’t completely necessary, I find it helps the outside get perfectly crisped up.
- Place the frozen Pizza Stuffers into the air fryer, spacing them apart, allowing the air to move around the basket freely.
- Cook the pizza stuffers at 380 degrees F, air fryer setting, flipping them halfway for 8 to 12 minutes.
- Plate, serve, and enjoy!
Keywords: Air Fryer Totino’s Pizza Stuffers
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Wish I had seen this page before cooking my Pizza Stuffer for lunch today! I overcooked them and the crust was hard. The settings I used were 400*/15 minutes. Your settings sound MUCH better and what I use next time. Thanks!